As many have said, we are clearly approaching the 2020 election season. It is critical to ensure that our infrastructure for these purposes is properly supported.

This was, of course, an obvious case where prosecutorial discretion, and compassion and commonsense might have been applied.

I wonder if you could address those two issues.

the most significant barrier to ensuring the crucial U.S. assistance reaches the Palestinian people is the Trump administration's decision to indefinitely cut off such aid and end U.S. contributions to UNRWA.

Historically, the U.S. has pledged to provide one-third of the Global Fund replenishment.

I urge you to provide robust funding to the TIP Office so it can improve justice systems and prosecutions of traffickers and sex buyers in partner nations.

I urge you to continue supporting its mission at at least that $4 million level.

I urge you to fund this account at least at $30 million in Fiscal Year 2020.

Madam Speaker, I rise today, along with my colleagues, to remember and honor a great, great public servant, a great North Carolinian, devoted husband and father, a man of great faith, and my personal friend for over 40 years, Congressman…

I want to stay on the subject of ICE enforcement, the policies and practices attendant to that.

It doesn't make sense that you are providing--we are funding new vessels. We are funding new functions. But without an increase in maintenance funding, support for your personnel and their families, it just doesn't fit.

I don't want to pass by the opportunity to thank you for the good work your people did in North Carolina and the Carolinas generally with Hurricane Florence last summer.

Well, your, of course, your mandate covers the entirety of the Department and I am going to ask you about another subject that we have actually asked you to investigate.

For too long, the promise of the internet age for communities of color has been left unfulfilled.

Madam Speaker, I again thank Mr. Price for his contribution to this evening, and I agree with the gentleman. It is unfortunate sometimes that it takes a death to bring out these kinds of comments and this kind of camaraderie. We must…

Madam Speaker, I thank Representative Amash for his comments tonight. Madam Speaker, I yield to the gentlewoman from Hawaii (Ms. Gabbard).

Madam President, I come to the floor to thank my colleagues who voted and who will be voting to move forward the nomination of Allison Joan Rushing to be the U.S. Circuit Court judge for the Fourth Circuit. Ms. Rushing has a great history…

Madam Speaker, I yield to the distinguished gentleman from Connecticut (Mr. Larson).